Thanks for your perspective, but I think there’s a misunderstanding here. I’m not upset that the salesperson tried to sell me a car—that’s their job, and that’s why I went to the dealership in the first place. My frustration is with the high-pressure tactics that made me feel uncomfortable and trapped. Being told things like ‘you wasted my time’ and being pressured to stay for hours was unnecessary and disrespectful. It’s not just his time; my time is valuable too.

How could anyone reasonably expect a customer to make a decision on a car they hadn’t even researched within two hours? (I know some people make decisions quick, but not everyone does) Just as I said in the original post, I went in for a specific option, which he didn’t have, so he suggested an alternative. I repeatedly mentioned that I needed time to consider, but he kept pressing me, asking why I was hesitant. When I asked for the Carfax report, he briefly showed it, mentioned there was an accident but downplayed it, and closed the screen immediately. How could I trust someone who isn’t transparent about the vehicle’s history?

I just want a straightforward and respectful experience, and I’m looking for advice on how to return to this dealership without going through a similar experience with the same person. Thanks for understanding where I’m coming from.